Emergency Management Coordinator Services
Location:
Camarillo, California, United States
Posted on:
Deadline:
Summary:
The City of Camarillo is seeking an emergency management professional to coordinate plan updates, training, outreach, and interagency collaboration, with both on-site and remote responsibilities over a three-year term.
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The city of Camarillo, California seeks a qualified vendor to provide emergency management coordinator services to support a variety of emergency management programs and priority initiatives. Responsibilities include reviewing, updating, and maintaining the city's emergency plans, such as the emergency operations plan, hazard mitigation plan, debris management plan, mass care and sheltering plan, and other related documents. These efforts must ensure alignment with city, county, state, and federal requirements.
The selected provider will support training, exercises, and overall readiness efforts, including organizing community outreach and public education programs, emergency communications, and partnership coordination with various agencies. While the majority of administrative tasks may be performed remotely, a regular on-site presence is expected for trainings, exercises, community outreach, and coordination meetings. The work model is not intended to be fully remote; presence on-site will be determined by project needs.
The engagement covers interagency coordination, recovery, continuity, and resilience projects, with an overall contract period of three years. All questions regarding the RFP are required to be submitted by April 27, 2026.
Best-fit vendors:
• Demonstrated experience in emergency management planning and program coordination
• Ability to provide both remote administrative and regular on-site support in Southern California
• Strong track record in training, exercises, and community outreach in emergency services
• Familiarity with city, county, state, and federal emergency requirements
• Experience working with government clients and interagency partnerships
